pressure from Tomac in second.
Things got close at the end, but
Jett kept it under control and
took the race win, going 4-1 for
second on the night. He main
-
tains his points lead going into
the season finale
next week.
"In the sand section, there
was a lapper on the inside," Jett
said after the second moto. "And
there was another lapper there
[outside], and he was cruising.
So, I got screwed in that. The
two seconds I had [over Tomac]
shrunk quickly. And then that
last, like, lap or two, was hectic.
I was gassing it, I was sliding
out in certain spots, and it was
a wild last two laps. But we're
happy to turn it around; I definite
-
ly wasn't going to suck on the
start
like I did the first one."
Tomac grabbed a spot on
the box in both motos and was
credited third overall, despite
47 LEVI KITCHEN
10TH (5-12) 250SMX
Levi Kitchen salvaged a top 10 after
crashing on the opening lap of the
second moto. "I didn't get the best
start but worked my way up to fifth. In
the second moto, I got a great start
but came together with Haiden and
went down. I feel like I'm improving
every weekend. My speed is good, so
we'll head into Vegas ready to send it
and see what we can do."
24 RJ HAMPSHIRE
6TH (7-6) 450SMX
RJ Hampshire battled his way to sixth
and narrowly missed out on a top five
in both motos. "I had good speed in
moto one, but just a couple of mis-
takes cost me a bit, but I felt good for
it being my first kind of Supercross-
type race on the 450. I was stoked on
how everything felt, and I know that
we'll continue to make progress. Sec-
ond moto, again not a great start, but
on a track that was hard to pass, it's
decent that we're leaving here with a
sixth place."
MYOWNRACE
VOLUME 62 ISSUE 37 SEPTEMBER 16, 2025 P73
A win in the first
moto helped
Hunter Lawrence
claim the overall
450SMX victory
and the double
points payout.
Jett Lawrence rode
through the field in
race one and later
won the second
450SMX moto for
second overall.
